Letβs say, hypothetically, that we receive an email from an old university address that looks like this:
Looks πlegit.π
It came from a .edu ema...
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Absolutely loving your posts!
Just wanna check in to let you know weβre actively working on the stuff you outlined in the recent DEV UX post. π
Kind of just felt like re-iterating that out of appreciation for the knowledge-share youβve been providing.
Thanks so much Ben! :)
And awesome! If I get a chance I'd like to try and help! Though at the moment I'm so swamped from other duties π
Friend of mine did this on two phishing attempts. Both times it turned out to be a pentest.
Maybe you could even delete any data they might have successfully phished:
Here I think about the importance of 2FA on every important account in the first place. It does not solve everything, but it is another (important) layer of protection. Clever phishing attacks are incredibly hard to detect. Nice article, Evan!
My New Hobby : Trolling Phishers π
Is this the correct way to handle the situation? Maybe... π
So funny